Career Advice

You can rely on the research skills you've learned as a scholar to navigate a new career path, writes Sabine Hikel.

Teresa Mangum offers suggestions on the mechanics of this most important of conversations.

To be authentic and to cover the points you want, rehearsal is a must, writes Teresa Mangum.

Rob Weir offers tips on designing final exams.

Writing frustrations and triumphs are meant to share, writes Peg Boyle Single.

Mary Sies saved -- and shares -- every question she was asked in her job search, plus advice on how to answer.

When you have too much invested in a project to walk away, you don't have easy options, writes C.K. Gunsalus.

Graduate students and new faculty members will be helped in their careers by learning how their institutions work and how they can help shape policy, writes Terri Givens.